Roundup: Metro Council / LSU Lakes crashes / School vaccine mandates
Heading to the polls: The Metro Council last night approved a proposal that could add a new chief of staff, a new city-parish manager and an executive counsel to the mayor’s office. The proposed changes to the city-parish’s Plan of Government will be considered by voters in the November election. Neighborhood concerns: Residents of […] The Metro Council has approved a proposal that could add a new chief of staff, a new city-parish manager, and an executive counsel to the mayor’s office to the city-Parish's Plan of Government. The proposal will be considered by voters in the November election. Residents of the LSU Lakes area have complained about increasing car crashes due to distracted drivers. Prohibiting requirements of a COVID-19 vaccine in all Louisiana schools, public or private, will also receive a vote on the House of Representatives. The legislation advanced with only one of 14 votes against it.
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Heading to the polls: The Metro Council last night approved a proposal that could add a new chief of staff, a new city-parish manager and an executive counsel to the mayor’s office. The proposed changes to the city-parish’s Plan of Government will be considered by voters in the November election.
Neighborhood concerns: Residents of the LSU Lakes area are complaining that car crashes in the neighborhood are increasing. Lt. L’Jean McKneely of the Baton Rouge Police Department says the crashes are mostly from distracted drivers and that the department is working to change drivers’ behaviors in the area. Read more from WAFB-TV.
Moving forward: Prohibiting requirements of a COVID-19 vaccine in all Louisiana schools, public or private, will get a vote on the floor of the House of Representatives. Legislation advanced from the Education Committee on Wednesday with just one of 14 votes against the measure. Read more from The Center Square.
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Tematy: Louisiana State University, Academia, Coronavirus